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ANNUAL REPORT Iowa State University Business Career Services Director’S Summary 2012-2013 ANNUAL REPORT Iowa State University Business Career Services Director’s Summary March 2014 Dear Supporter, College of Business students continued to benefit from a very strong recruiting climate for business talent in 2012-2013. The past year was consistent with some of our best years on record. Ninety-six percent (+1%) of all Business undergraduates were occupied; 92% (+1%) were occupied in professional employment or additional educational. In this report, you will find career development activities of 2012-2013. Our Fall and Spring Career Fairs attracted 168 (+21.7%) and 150 (+27.1%) employers respectively, with a cumulative total of 4,657 (-4.5%) student attendees. Our staff advised 2,275 (+21.9%) students/alums and made 97 (-15.7%) professional career-related presentations. We reported 774 (+11.7%) students on internship sites. Fifty-three percent of students remained in the state of Iowa for their professional pursuits, while 47% went outside of the state. There are several sections in this report that may be of interest. They include; 1) top employers hiring our students, 2) a state map of the relocation activities of our graduates, and 3) employment rates by major. We are very pleased with the continued development of the use of CyHire, our online career management system. We are now teaching 10 sections of BUSAD 203X (Careers in Business and Employment Preparation) internally each semester. The course is 1 credit graded and required for all College of Business students which we believe will positively impact the overall professional development of our students. Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to reporting the successes of College of Business students and graduates in the future. Please feel free to contact me personally if you have questions or concerns about this information. Best Wishes, Kathy Wieland Director Business Career Services ( ) = +/- from last year ( ) = +/- from last year 1 Table of Contents Director’s Summary.............................................................................................................. 1 Table of Contents ................................................................................................................ 2 Services Summary................................................................................................................ 3 Highlights............................................................................................................................ 4 Student Outreach................................................................................................................ 5 Employer Outreach ............................................................................................................ 7 Fall Career Fair.................................................................................................................... 9 Spring Career Fair................................................................................................................ 10 Undergraduate Employment Statistics................................................................................ 11 Top Hiring Organizations...................................................................................................... 11 Employers Hiring Bachelor Degree Business Graduates......................................................... 12 Employment By State ........................................................................................................... 15 Salary Summary..................................................................................................................... 15 Employment Report.............................................................................................................. 16 Alumni Services................................................................................................................... 17 Experiential Learning.......................................................................................................... 18 Program Highlights............................................................................................................... 18 Students on Internship Sites per Semester............................................................................. 19 Individual Internships by Major............................................................................................ 20 Salary Summary.................................................................................................................... 20 Total Number of Students Seeking Internships..................................................................... 21 Top Internship/Co-op Employers.......................................................................................... 21 Location Internships/Co-op Sites.......................................................................................... 22 Employer Participants.......................................................................................................... 23 Career Fair Employer Attendees ........................................................................................ 26 2012 Fall Career Fair Employer Attendees........................................................................... 26 2013 Spring Career Fair Employer Attendees....................................................................... 27 Staff Contact Information ................................................................................................... 28 “Iowa State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, ethnicity, religion, national origin, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, sex, marital status, disability, or status as a U.S. veteran. Inquiries can be directed to the Office of Equal Opportunity and Compliance, 3280 Beardshear Hall, (515) 294-7612.” 2 96% (+1%) 92% (+1%) 774 (+11.7%) Services Summary 2,517 (+2.4%) 2,304 (+23.4%) Our Mission 254 (+1.2%) Business Career Services is dedicated to providing students and alumni with the information and tools necessary Presentations for successful career development and job seeking. Most importantly, Business Career Services connects 97 (-15.7%) students, alumni, and faculty/staff with employers by providing programs and services that create opportunities 5,040 (-6.4%) to engage in mutually beneficial partnerships that meet the needs of an evolving, global workforce. Career Fairs 168 (+21.7%) What We Offer 3,085 (+3.8%) Career Development Outreach 150 (+27.1%) BusAd 203X (Careers and Employment Preparation): a required class about careers in business and job search skills 1,572 (-17.5%) CareerLeader-College: a computerized business career guidance tool On-Campus Recruiting Personalized Career Planning 292 (+16.3%) Individual career advising 398 (+0.5%) Career-related books for every College of Business major 1,893 (-5.7%) Comprehensive website including guides to assist with job search Off-Campus Recruiting Career-related presentations 2,675 (+42.2%) Mock interviews 1,054 (+47.0%) Real World Business Opportunities Higher Education Assistance with internship and co-op positions search 1% (-1%) Informational interviews with professionals in your area of interest 13% (+4%) Job shadowing Services Evaluation Campus Recruitment 1.49 Interviewing facilities Web-based recruiting system 1.60 Employer visits Fall & Spring career fairs 3 Highlights 2012 - 2013 96% (+1%) College of Business undergraduates were occupied (including graduate school, additional education, employed professionally, temporarily employed-not seeking, and temporarily employed-seeking permanent) 92% (+1%) College of Business undergraduates were professionally occupied (including graduate school, additional education, employed professionally, and temporarily employed-not seeking) 774 (+11.7%) Interns/Co-ops were reported 2,517 (+2.4%) College of Business students utilized the CyHire system 2,304 (+23.4%) Individual career advising appointments took place 254 (+1.2%) Alumni Registrants Presentations 97 (-15.7%) Campus presentations were offered by staff 5,040 (-6.4%) Students attended campus presentations by staff Career Fairs 168 (+21.7%) Organizations attended the Career Fair in September 2012 3,085 (+3.8%) Students attended the Career Fair in September 2012 150 (+27.1%) Organizations attended the Career Fair in February 2013 1,572 (-17.5%) Students attended the Career Fair in February 2013 On-Campus Recruiting 292 (+16.3%) Organizations recruited (2011/12=251; 2010/11=246) 398 (+0.5%) Number of interview schedules (2011/12=396; 2010/11=436) 1,893 (-5.7%) Interviews conducted (2011/12=2,007; 2010/11=2,380) Off-Campus Recruiting 2,675 (+42.2%) Full-time positions were posted (2011/12=1,881, 2010/11=1,432) 1,054 (+47.0%) Intern/Co-op positions were posted (2011/12= 717, 2010/11=663) Higher Education 1% (-1%) Students that went on for additional education 13% (+4%) Students that attended graduate school Services Evaluation 1.49 Student evaluation (based on a 1 to 5 scale, 1 being excellent 5 being poor) 1.60 Employer evaluation (based on a 1 to 5 scale, 1 being excellent 5 being poor) ( ) = +/- from last year 4 Student Outreach 1.49 Student evaluation of Business Career Services (based on a 1 to 5 scale, 1 being excellent 5 being poor) Career Services Presentations Career Fair Success Strategies Job Search Tools Resume and Cover Letter Comprehensive Job Search Leadership Resume Strategies Building Dress for Success Marketing Your Student Salary
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